Tots has been a trying week for the MELBOURNE Ministry—" the Reform Ministry "—" the best Ministry the country ever had." We fear that the coercion of Canada, the official...

the Chamber of Deputies. Their famous " Disjunction Bill " was re. jected on Tuesday, by 211 to 209. On a show of hands, there was a clear majority for the bill ; but an appeal...

that medical stores of the military department have been adulterated. A Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has been appointed to ineesti. gate the matter.

the official declaration of the American Presidential poll. For Martin Van Buren, of New York (counting the votes of Michigan) If those votes (3) he not counted For W. H....

MISGOVERNMENT OF CANADA. In a Committee of the whole House, on Monday, Lord JOSS RUSSELL moved the following resolutions. " I. That since the 31st day ut October in the year...

A rumour, not yet confirmed, that CABRERA has defeated a body of the Queen's troops in Valencia, has been in circulation. The Madrid papers furnish a report of speeches...

THE King, accompanied by Sir Herbert Taylor, came to town on Wed- nesday, and held a Levee at St. James's Palace. Several addresses were presented. Among them, was one by Lord...

Thursday, Lord Dudley Stuart and a deputation from the Literary Association of the Friends of Poland attended, to present a resolution agreed to at a meeting of the Council of...

Mr. Denison, of Slerton College. Oxford, brother of Mr. Johrt Evelyn Denison, is to be the new Bishop ; and not Dr. Hampeen„ as was announced by the Ministerial j umiak: Now...

French Cham.. ber, on Tuesday last, .Mr. Goldi!' iy, a Deputy who had been confined to his room by fever, at an arranged signal from a friend whom he re- lied on, presented...

The Liverpool Chronicle announces that Mr. Brancker will not be a candidate for Liverpool at the next election, in consequence of illness in his family; and recommends the...

her daughter, Julia Newman, who is only 19, were convicted of two rob- beries, and sentenced each to fourteen years transportation. The prisoners did not appear to be at all...

to depart on a mission to Belgrade, and the Post wants to know what for? We should suppose, to enter upon the duties of his Consulship, and pro- mote the British interests in...

The Tiger, Seatight, from Liverpool to Bombay, was totally wrecked about the 12th August, on the Island or Astove, near to Madagascar—crew saved. A ived — A t t; rav mmnd, Much...

affairs of Spain appeared to be entirely forgotten, nearly the whole of the sitting being devoted to a discussion on several motions of Mr. HUME relative to the late Brevet...

written by some person possessed of local knowledge and possessed by local bias on the subject of Canada. —Globe, March 6. [The insinuation of the Globe is misapplied. Our...

with an " unsightly meadow of margin surrounding a limited superficies of text." The Whig organ vents a natural sneer at the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer on the care be...

SloCK P.XDR•NCIR.FRTDAY A FTRRNOON. The aspect of commercial affairs has considerably improved ; and the pressure for money, to which we have so frequently had occasion to...

SATURDAY NIGHT. A letter has been received in town from the head-quarters of Gr ne- ral EVANS, dated the 24 instant. He was ready to march out with a force of 12,000 men, after...

Irish Mem- bers, for a request on their part that the Poor-law might be postponed ; whence it is pretty clear that the second reading will not take place till after Easter.

the Bank of England, from 13th December 1836 to 7th March 1837, is as. follows. LIABILITIES. ASSETS. Circulation X-18,178.000 I Securities .........£30,579,000 Deposits...

appearance of Sir Robert Peel, Lord Stanley, and Sir J. Graham, at Lambeth Palace, which they entered arm in arm about one o'clock that day. The cause was, however, revealed...

the French Government on Thursday, stating that General SARSFIELD had "carried the positions of the Carlists."

occupied the House of Commons till nearly two o'clock this morning, and was then adjourned till this afternoon. In the Committee of Supply, Mr. CHARLES WOOD brought forward the...

compelled is month several articles intended tor this week's paper. Among them is a com- munication from Bristol on the eubfect of Sergeant LUDLOW'S Compensation; to which,...

MINORITY or 58, TELLERS INCLUDED, WHO VOTED ON WEDNESDAY, 8TH 3IARCII, AGAINST LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S FOURTH RESOLUTION. A:tilt - mho. H. A. Ewan Bahl% it, 1)r. Field Beaumont,...

TO THE EDITOR OP THE SPECTATOR. 7th March 1837. San-You have very properly reprobated the " shameful " attempt of Sir Jou!: CAMPBELL to secure for Members of the Legislature...

13; Trelleck Terrace, Pimlico, 7th March 1837. Sia-In it letter on the subject of the great meeting of the Working Classes held at the Crown and Anchor last week, a...

Aglionhy, IL A. Ainsworth. P. liagshaw, J. Bainbridge, E. T. Baines, E. Baldwin, Dr. Ball, N. Barnard, E. G. Barry. G. S. Beanclerk, Major Beutinek, Lord W. Bernal, It....

THE COERCION BILL OF THE MELBOURNE MINISTRY. THE Canada question has started all at once into great impor- tance. Notwithstanding bureaucratic arts which seek to present the...

THE Highlanders have had an indifferent harvest and a very bad winter; so that there is a partial scarcity among them, and consi- derable distress. The Celtic Lairds, or Lords,...

" With regard to the demand of making the tipper Chamber elective, the House might rest assured, that on the removal of that single check, which was interposed as the only...

to Mother Church. It is proposed that, in future, Church lands shall be let at a fair value, and that the increased revenue derived under the new system shall be applied to...

not to take personal offence. He sits in a public capacity, and all his own observations have reference only to the public conduct of political friends or foes. He will not he...

induce men to abstain from voting: that influence would still exist, and the ballot could ate affect it." — Mr. Spring Rice's Speech against the Ballot. Lord HOWICK made use of...

VON Rstimen visited England in the beginning of 1835, to pur- sue historical researches in the British Museum and the Stat e Paper 011ie°. He remained less than a twelvemonth;...

THE fifth Vocal Concert was on Monday night, and consisted of the following selection. I. Coronation Anthem," My heart is MANDEL. 2. Glee." Mark a here the silver queen" R....

Hi-Tony, Contributions to Modern History, from the British Museum and Stale Paper OfS ee „ By Frederick Von Ituumer.—Frederick the Sscond and his Times Knigh„ Letters from...

IN September 1834, the Author of the Pleasures of Hope found himself in the King ' s Library at Paris, "exploring books of an- cient geography ;" and, happening to cast his eyes...

Mn. Jeates's novels resemble those pictures by the painters of our own day courteously styled " historical," in which costumes and accessories, sumptuously picturesque, are...